Timberwolf 13/75G

[Moley]

Does anyone here have any experience of or an good opinion of the timberwolf 13/75G chipper? I'm looking at aquiring one as most of the chipping I need to do will be relatively small so anything else seems rather like overkill. Any advice?

[Mr Ed]

Good... but try a Jo Beau aswell.

[burrell_]

if i was u i would try to hire a timberwolf 13/75 and see what u think off it as i hired one yeh thought it was a good machine till i hired the jo beau. the last thing u want to do is buy a machine you dont get on with. a jo beau is a amazing chipper to use. 2 things i dont like about the timberwolf is the hopper infeed i think is to heigh and that the chippings come out the side where as the jo beau u can fire the chips straight into a wheelbarrow thats what i think anyway

[RPA]

Been using one for 2 years and will not part with it Great for small domestic stuff.

 

Yes JB's may have more going for them but there is a hell of a diff in price, pay ur money etc.

 

I do not trust any hire machine to give a true reflection of a looked after/maintained machine (does everyone treat them like thier own?). If you want to try one then get a demo, the machines (any) will be set right because they want to sell them!

[burrell_]

has any one on here used the greenmech gmr and the jo beau just wondered what the diffrence between the to machines where as i do alot off narrow access stuff .

[bazbro]

Hi, Ive got one for hire and for sale. Come and hire it first and ill refund the hire if you buy...

[PeteB]

I ought to post about the GMR 100, twice the price of the TW but more than twice the machine. Nuff said.

[Mr Ed]

Pete, is that GMR built in france? I'm sure i've seen them before over there.

[PeteB]

Hi Ed, you probably have seen them in France, but they are made in Belgium.

[Mr Ed]

Thought so, you see them in french rental shops, and a lot of french arborists use them. Usually have a 'brouyer' sticker on them.